JP2022520123A - Adjustable personal hygiene products - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided are hygiene products configured to prevent clothing stains due to intermittent or sporadic leakage of urine from the penis over an extended period of time. Hygiene products provide a reliable and dynamically changing fit, an unobtrusive appearance, and air flow to the skin. Hygiene products according to the present disclosure are only one-eighth the surface area of conventional men's incontinence guards or shield products and only one-fourth the size of other men's incontinence guard products used only on the penis. Can be.

Description

The present disclosure relates to hygienic products for male anatomy.

Cross-reference to related applications This patent application has priority over US Provisional Patent Application No. 62 / 805,511 filed February 14, 2019, which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety. Claim all interests.

Incontinence can occur at any age for a variety of reasons. Physical trauma and various medical conditions can cause incontinence. Incontinence can also occur with age, such as an enlarged prostate in a man, surgery affecting the nerves that connect to the bladder, or a man developing Alzheimer's disease or dementia. Incontinence can be caused, for example, by sporadic or continuous urine dripping from the penis, or can result in spontaneous release of the entire contents of the bladder.

As disclosed in Patent Document 1, men's hygiene products can take the form of a tube with an open end adapted to accept a loose penis and a closed second end. The tube contains an absorbent material that extends at least within the second end of the tube and is adapted to absorb the fluid.

U.S. Pat. No. 8,961,482

The present disclosure fits into a wide range of sizes and morphologies of the male penis, adapting to the user's overall anatomy, eg, being virtually indistinguishable under the user's clothing. To provide men's hygiene products that are fixed and configured to adapt to changes in the size and morphology of the male penis during use.

Hygiene products according to the principles of the present disclosure include elastic side panels that mechanically connect the distal ends of the hygiene product main chassis to define a bag within the hygiene product. The stretchable side panel is configured in some embodiments so that the overall stretchability varies between the proximal and distal mounting points of the stretchable panel to the chassis. For example, the stretchable yarns in the stretchable side panels can vary in size, quantity, and stretchability. The difference in elastic threads provides, for example, relatively large elasticity in the central portion of the elastic side panel between the proximal and distal ends, and thus with the proximal attachment point of the side panel to the chassis. It can be configured to provide relatively loose elasticity at the distal attachment point. According to the principles of the present disclosure, the structure of the elastic side panel and its assembly as part of the hygiene product is a local change in anatomical morphology, eg, the user's male penis during the use of the hygiene product. It provides the desired lateral compression for the purpose of fixing the hygiene product to the user, while further providing self-adjustment to adapt and adapt to changes in size and shape.

Hygiene products are further secured to the user with a penis using fastening elements. Fastening elements according to the principles of the present disclosure may be in the form of one of straps, beads, bands, strips, clamps, and belts, as a non-limiting example. In one example of a fastening element that has a strap-like shape, the strap consists of an end protruding from the rear of the hygiene chassis and is a hook material for engaging the outer landing zone of the hygiene chassis. Including parts, the landing zone contains one or more materials that differ from the chassis to provide secure attachment to the fastening straps. The strap also includes an additional landing zone on the strap itself, allowing the strap to be secured to the strap itself in an overlapping fashion. Fastening straps further include elastic material to provide additional flexibility in performance and adjustment in one or both of the lateral and longitudinal stretchability.

It is a front view of the hygiene product by the principle of this disclosure in a folded form and a state where a fastening strap is removed. FIG. 1A is a diagram with the fastening strap engaged.

It is a rear view of the hygiene product of FIG. 1A.

It is a top view of the hygiene product of FIG. 1A in the form in which the chassis of the hygiene product is expanded and extended.

FIG. 1A is a perspective view of the sanitary product of FIG. 1A in a partially unfolded and relaxed form.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the sanitary product of FIG. 1A in a partially unfolded and relaxed form of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a top view of a fastening strap with a stretch panel and hook attachment for hygiene products according to the principles of the present disclosure.

7A-7B are a top view and an exploded sectional schematic view of a partially assembled hygiene product according to the principle of the present disclosure.

8A-8B are a top view and an exploded sectional schematic view of a partially assembled hygiene product.

9A-9B are a top view and an exploded sectional schematic view of a partially assembled hygiene product.

10A-10B are a top view and an exploded sectional schematic view of the assembled hygiene product in an unfolded and stretched form.

Hygiene products according to the principles of the present disclosure are configured to contain and absorb leaks to prevent intermittent or sporadic leaks of urine from the penis from contaminating clothing at the same time, reliably and reliably. It provides a dynamically changing fit, an unobtrusive appearance, prevents fluid from accumulating in contact with the skin, and provides air flow to the skin. Thanks to the minimized footprint, the hygiene products according to the present disclosure thereby minimize the exposure of the anatomical structure to fluid retention. In some embodiments, the hygiene products according to the present disclosure are only about one-eighth of the surface area of a conventional men's incontinence guard or shield product, and other men's incontinence guard products used only on the penis. It is only about a quarter of the size of. The size and anatomical fit properties of hygiene products according to the present disclosure do not substantially affect the appearance of the garmented user.

Hygiene products according to the present disclosure, as opposed to a single event or a short period of time in which the bladder is substantially or completely emptied, are, by way of example, stressful or urgent leakage or post-urinary incontinence. It is intended to contain leaks from male anatomy for extended periods of time. In order to provide capacity for a large number of such events over a long period of time while minimizing the footprint, the hygiene products according to the present disclosure are in a structure that directs the fluid away from the skin towards the absorbent core. Use a relatively dense absorbent element. This structure of the present disclosure includes fixing the chassis of the hygiene product while providing non-uniform elasticity to the side panels of the hygiene product, whereby the hygiene product is of male anatomy during use. As the size and position change, it adapts and maintains the path to the absorbent core. The fluid and absorbent cores are contained between the water barrier backsheet and the one-way moisture barrier layer (capture dispersion layer). Hygiene products can contain sporadic, relatively small amounts of liquid to accommodate the absorption rate of the high density material, which results in the ability to absorb large numbers of leaks.

Referring to FIGS. 1A, 1B and 2, the sanitary goods 20 according to the principles of the present disclosure include a chassis 22 having a non-woven fabric outer layer 24. In this exemplary folded form, the chassis 22 has a front surface 26 and a back surface 28.

The hygiene product 20 includes a fastening strap 30 secured to the chassis 22 on the back surface 28. The fastening strap 30 is fixed to the chassis 22 at the central portion of the fastening strap 30. The inner surface 32 of the fastening strap 30 is in contact with the back surface 28 of the chassis 22, and the outer surface 34 of the fastening strap 30 is on the opposite side of the inner surface 32. The fastening strap 30 includes a pull tab 36 at its distal end in the opposite direction, a finger lift, and a mounting material 38 on the inner surface 32 and in close proximity to each of the pull tabs 36. The mounting material 36 complements the non-woven fabric outer layer 24 in that these materials are releasably fixed to each other. For example, the attachment material 38 can include a hook material, the outer layer 24 can include a loop material to which the hook material can engage and be releasably fixed, and the hygiene product can be removed and re-fixed to the penis. Allows you to be many times.

In particular, with reference to FIG. 2, the fastening strap 30 is secured to the chassis 22 via a mounting interface 40 between the chassis 22 and the central portion of the fastening strap 30. The central portion of the fastening strap 30 and the distal portion of the fastening strap 30 contain a non-woven material. Between the non-woven material portions 42, the fastening strap 30 includes an elastic portion 44. For example, in the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 6, the fastening strap 30 has two stretchable material portions 44 that alternate between the three nonwoven fabric material portions 42. Not surprisingly, other configurations of non-uniform stretch between the central and distal portions of the fastening strap 30 are within the scope of the present disclosure.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the mounting interface 40 extends substantially across the back surface 28 of the chassis 22, and the fastening strap 30 extends substantially similarly from the back surface 28. In such an embodiment, the tensile force applied to the fastening strap 30 is generated by the fastening strap 30 and is not transmitted to the local portion of the back surface 28 of the chassis 22. Such a configuration allows the elastic material portion 44 of the fastening strap 30 and the elastic side panel 58 of the chassis 22 to accommodate, for example, changes in the size and position of the anatomical structure and the posture of the user. By maintaining the position of the chassis 22 with respect to the anatomy, it provides the user with stability and comfort. Such a configuration also facilitates the use of the sanitary goods 20 by having the same parts of the fastening straps 30 on both sides of the sanitary goods 20, thereby twisting or predominantly using either hand. The hygiene product 20 can be fixed without any trouble.

The front surface 26 of the chassis 22 provides a landing zone for the mounting material portion 38 of the fastening strap 30. In some embodiments, the fastening strap 30 can partially engage itself. For example, the non-woven material portion 42 of the outer surface 34 of the fastening strap 30 can complement the mounting material 38, thereby further defining a landing zone for the other end of the fastening strap 30.

In the folded form as shown in FIGS. 1A, 1B, and 2, the chassis element 22 is folded approximately half along its length, with the front angle 50 adjacent to and outside the rear angle 52. The non-woven fabric outer layer 24 defines the front surface 26 and the back surface 28 of the chassis 22.

Further referring to FIGS. 3 and 4, the hygiene product 20 includes two stretchable side panels 58. According to the principles of the present disclosure, the stretchable side panel 58 provides a radial inward force against the user's anatomy within the bag 70 of the sanitary goods 20. These forces help secure the hygiene product 20 to the user, while the elasticity allows the hygiene product 20 to adapt the hygiene product 20 to the user's anatomy during use.

The side panel 58 contains a breathable hydrophobic material. As shown in the example of FIG. 3, when the chassis 22 is deployed, the side panel 58 extends the length of the chassis 22 between the front angle 50 and the rear angle 52. Each of the side panels 58 extends substantially over half the surface of the unfolded chassis 22 and is continuously coupled around the perimeter of the chassis 22 with its three outer sides overlapping each other around the chassis 22. .. In some embodiments, the side panel 58 is integral with the non-woven outer layer 24 and is secured to the chassis at distal ends 60 and 62, respectively, using adhesives, ultrasonic bonding, pressure welding or thermal bonding, respectively. Will be done. The side panels 58 are not engaged with each other at the midpoint of the chassis 22 along the length of the chassis 22. Each of the side panels 58 may include various numbers of elastic threads 64 configured to pull the chassis 22 into a folded form with the front and rear angles 52 facing each other. can. In particular, referring to the example shown in FIG. 4, according to the principles of the present disclosure, when the chassis 22 is folded, the side panel 58 is a bag defined between the inner surface of the side panel 58 and the chassis 22. The opening to 70 is defined.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the outer layer 24 and the stretchable side panel 58 are formed from a single sheet 80. As shown in the examples of FIGS. 7A-7B and 8A-8B, such a seat 80 may initially be configured to be approximately three times the width of the main chassis 22. The side panel 58 is defined from the seat 80 by folding a portion of the seat 80 outside the chassis 22 laterally in half at a crease 82. In such an embodiment, the side panel is two layers of material of the seat 80, each of which is half the width of the chassis 22, while the outer layer 24 of the chassis 22 is a single layer of the same seat 80. .. Further referring to FIGS. 9A-9B, the distal ends 60, 62 of the side panel 58 are secured to the chassis 22 with, for example, an adhesive. Thereby, the stretchable side panel 58 defines an integral tubular shape that defines the bag therein to accommodate the male anatomy. In some embodiments, the height of the side panel is 40-50 mm, depending on the size change and specific fit required by the user and the size of the other components of the hygiene product 20.

The side panel 58 includes one or more stretchable threads 64. As shown in the example of the figure, each side panel 58 contains three elastic threads 64. In another embodiment of the elastic side panel 58, 3 to 12 elastic threads are used on one side and are strategically spaced for optimal gathering function of the sheet 80 layer. Enclosed in between. In such an embodiment, the threads are 150 mm to 180 mm in length and are spaced 3 mm to 10 mm apart. These dimensions are varied to match the required size and fit and to accommodate other components of hygiene products.

The stretchable thread 64 provides, for example, a relatively large stretch in the central portion of the stretchable side panel 58 between the distal ends 60, 62 and thus a relatively loose stretch in the distal ends 60, 62. It can be configured to provide non-uniform stretchability, such as. According to the principles of the present disclosure, the stretchable yarn 64 can provide non-uniform stretchability by varying the stretch ratio applied to the yarn 64 while the yarn 64 is attached to the side panel 58. .. In some embodiments, different elastic yarns 64 within a single side panel can be configured with different stretch profiles.

In embodiments where the central portion of the side panel 58 has greater elasticity, the embodiment facilitates the use of sanitary goods 20, fit to the penis, secure fit to the penis, and comfort during use. The bag 70 is defined by the structure of the sanitary goods 20 that brings the side panel 58 closer to its central portion when the front angle 50 and the rear angle 52 are combined. Due to the central gathering, the stretchable side panels 58 can accommodate anatomical structures and changes in anterior to posterior or posterior to anterior position. Due to its elasticity, the side panels 58 can engage around the male anatomy before the fastening straps 30 are stacked, thereby transferring the compressive force of the fastening straps 30 to the side panels 58. Can also be added.

In some embodiments, the layers of the side panel 58 are adhesive, ultrasonically coupled, pressure welded or heat at individual positions along the length of the stretchable yarn 64, depending on the desired gathering properties of the nonwoven material. It is secured using an adhesive, thereby providing the fit and function of the hygiene product 20 in accordance with the principles of the present disclosure. In some embodiments, the elastic snapback of the thread 64 is approximately 0.5 inch (1.27 cm) to 1.0 inch (2.) to localize the gathering in the central portion of the side panel 58. 54 cm). This distance can be varied according to the desired size and fit, and to accommodate the size of the other components of the sanitary product 20. The non-uniform stretchability of the stretchable thread 64 in the side panel 58 allows the hygiene product 20 to accommodate various changes in penis shape and size that can occur frequently during use of the hygiene product 20.

In some exemplary embodiments, the stretchable yarn 64 for the stretchable side panel 58 can have a size of 680 decitex, and the yarn 64 is one to three times their relaxed length. It can be used with the expansion / contraction rate between. Not surprisingly, the size of the thread 64 and the stretch ratio applied to the thread 64 depend on the desired range of stretchability, size, and fit required, and to the size of the other components of the hygiene product 20. Can be changed to correspond. For example, the thread 64 can be in the range of 500 to 1100 decitex.

Referring to FIGS. 1A-1B, 2 and 10A-10B, the fastening strap 30 is fixed to the back surface 28 of the main chassis. When secured to the penis with a folded and secured fastening strap 30, the distal end of the hygiene product 20 extends above the position of the fastening strap 30. This structure provides a consistent engagement between the user, the side panel 58, and the inner surface of the chassis 22. This structure also provides a path for airflow between the strap and the user by the breathable cloth of sanitary goods 20, which further promotes comfort and at the same time increases airflow. Provides control of dermatitis and skin deterioration.

The fastening strap 30 secures the hygiene product 20 to the user so that the hygiene product 20 provides a secure and comfortable fit and adapts to various changes in penis size and position. The elastic element 44 of the fastening strap 30 accommodates changes in penis size and position by providing compressive force to secure the chassis 22 to the anatomy and is used between the pair of side panels 58. The penis is held within the elastic side panel 58, in contrast to the chassis, which moves back and forth across the person. By including the elastic portion 44 in which the fastening strap 30 overlaps the side panel 58, the strap 30 not only secures the chassis 22 but also allows the side panel 58 to be expanded.

As shown in FIGS. 7A-7B, 8A-8B, 9A-9B, and 10A-10B, the chassis 22 of the sanitary ware 20 includes a plurality of layers. In the example of the figure, the chassis 22 has a non-woven air permeable moisture-proof backsheet 90 and an adhesive layer 91 that engage directly with the portion of the sheet 80 defining the outer layer 24, which is engaged in some embodiments. And include. In such an embodiment, the outer layer 24 of the chassis 22 acts as the outermost soft cover of the sanitary goods 20 to suppress noise from the sanitary goods 20 due to adjustments during movement of the user or contact with clothing.

Adhesive to the backsheet 90 inside the backsheet 90 is an absorbent core element 92, which extends over a smaller area of the chassis 22 compared to the backsheet 90. An uptake dispersion layer 94 having a footprint area on the chassis 22 substantially equal to that of the core element 92 is laminated on the core element 92 on the opposite side of the backsheet 90. The top sheet 96 overlaps the core element 92 and the uptake dispersion layer 94. The topsheet 96 is in direct contact with the backsheet 90, which extends around the core element 92 and the uptake dispersion layer 94 and is secured by an adhesive window surrounding them. The topsheet 96 overlaps all edges of the backsheet 90, so the topsheet 96 and side panels 58 define a bag 70 between them, a sanitary product that may come into direct contact with the user within the bag 70. The components of 20 are only the top sheet 96 and the side panel 58.

In some embodiments, the core element 92 is secured to the backsheet with an adhesive. For example, this adhesive may be in the form of an elongated strip 100 in the center of the chassis to free as much of the surface area of the absorbent core element 92 as possible to receive and contain the liquid. .. The core element 92 is selected to provide sporadic and partial leakage of bladder contents over an extended period of time. In some embodiments, the hygiene product 20 provides substantially 2 ounces (56.7 grams) of liquid absorption capacity over an extended period of time. The core element 92 is more conventional than conventional, because the sanitary product 20 is designed to minimize the size and appearance of the sanitary product 20 while maximizing its capacity, and because the sanitary product 20 is designed to support partial leakage over a long period of time. It has a relatively high density compared to large incontinence products. The size of the core element 92 and generally the sanitary goods 20 leaks, if any, the contained size with a substantially exposed surface area, as well as minimizing the effect on the user's natural-looking underwear. Prevents accumulation of objects and associated skin discomfort and irritation.

The non-woven fabric backsheet 90 is an air permeable moisture-proof material that functions to contain the liquid attracted to the core element 90 in the sanitary goods 20. With this structure, the hygiene product provides an air flow in the hygiene product, for example, to cool the contact area between the hygiene product and the user. As a non-limiting example, the moisture-proof layer can include a polyfilm material. In addition to the adhesive or as an alternative to the adhesive, the backsheet 90 can, in some embodiments, be secured to the core element by any one of ultrasonic bonding, pressure welding, and thermal bonding. .. In some embodiments where the nonwoven backsheet 90 is secured with an adhesive, the adhesive is composed of a pattern such as a dot matrix, which complements the configuration of one or both of the core element 92 and the nonwoven backsheet 90. The pattern is one that complements to secure the backsheet 90 while maximizing the absorption performance of the core element and minimizing the obstruction to fluid flow in the sanitary ware 20.

The absorbent core element 92, in some embodiments, comprises a material made of an absorbent polymer encapsulated in a hydrobonded cellulose sheet to provide maximum absorption with minimum thickness. Different grades and patch sizes of such materials can achieve varying levels of absorption, for example from 0.5 fluid ounces (14.8 milliliters) to 6 fluid ounces (177 milliliters). In some embodiments, the core element 92 is softened to make the hygiene product 20 more flexible and therefore more comfortable for the user. In some embodiments, the core element has a width of 38 mm to 50 mm and a maximum length of 170 mm. According to the principles of the present disclosure, the dimensions of the core element can be varied to achieve the desired absorption properties.

In some embodiments, the uptake dispersion layer 94 is secured to the core element 90 with a thin layer 102 of adhesive. The thin layer 102 of the adhesive avoids clogging of the through-passage of the layer 94. The uptake dispersion layer 94 is a one-way moisture-proof material oriented so that the liquid flows only through the core element and does not flow from the core element. The one-way moisture barrier allows the fluid to pass through the absorbent core element 92 and prevents backflow of the fluid by a conical flow hole closest to the core element 92 and having a smaller end at the core element 92. .. In accordance with the principles of the present disclosure, this feature protects the wearer's comfort by reducing the possibility of urine leakage and soiling of clothing. In some embodiments of the sanitary products of the present disclosure, the unidirectional moisture barrier element 94 has a width of 40 mm to 60 mm and a length of 150 mm, the length of which can be varied depending on the size of the absorbent core element 92. .. In addition to the adhesive or as an alternative to the adhesive, the one-way moisture barrier element 94 can be secured to the core element by, for example, one of ultrasonic bonding, pressure welding, and thermal bonding. The secure engagement pattern of the components is designed so as not to limit the unidirectional moisture barrier properties of urine flow or conical flow holes.

The sanitary products of the present disclosure include a topsheet 96 above the internal unidirectional moisture barrier 94. The topsheet 96 defines the inner surface of the hygiene bag 70 for direct contact with the user. The topsheet 96 can have a composition of ultrasoft fibers to provide comfort to the user. The topsheet 96 is attached to the backsheet 90 using an adhesive peripheral seal within the footprint of the chassis 22 with the core element 94 and the uptake dispersion layer 94 between the topsheet 96 and the backsheet 90. .. In some embodiments, the topsheet 96 and backsheet 90 can be bonded using ultrasonic bonding, pressure welding, or thermal bonding. The amount of adhesive, ultrasonic bonding, pressure welding or thermal bonding is limited to avoid undulations or lumps in the chassis 22 due to the bonding of components that may irritate the user's skin.

In some embodiments of the hygiene products of the present disclosure, the dimensions of the topsheet 96 are 55 mm wide and 180 mm long, which can be varied to accommodate other components and have different levels of size and fit. , And create absorption. The material of the topsheet 96 has the properties of an extremely soft and hydrophilic passage that allows urine to flow unrestricted into the unidirectional moisture barrier element 94 and thus into the absorbent core element 92. including. The assembly of the backsheet 90, the absorbent core element 92, the unidirectional moisture barrier element 94, and the topsheet 96 constitutes the chassis 22 for hygiene products.

In some embodiments, the size of the fastening strap 30 is between 140 mm in length and 12 mm to 30 mm in width, these dimensions depending on the desired size and fit, and other hygiene products 20. It can be changed to correspond to the size of the component. In some embodiments according to the principles of the present disclosure, the fastening element secures the hygiene product 20 to the user's anatomy while providing flexibility in adjusting performance and fit of the hygiene product to the user. It can be in the form of beads, bands, strips, clamps, or belts. In some embodiments, the fastening element may be in the form of beads of a skin-friendly silicone material. In some embodiments, the fastening element can include an adjustable and flexible band or band strip. In some embodiments, the fastening element can include an elastic clamp that wraps around the proximal end of the hygiene product. In some embodiments, the fastening element is in the form of a reusable, relatively wire-like belt, which is mounted in the rear center of the back of the chassis 22, where the chassis 22 is the user's predetermined. Once in position, it can be bent around the chassis 22.

It should be understood that the present disclosure has been described in an exemplary manner and that the terminology used is not limited and is intended to be the nature of the descriptive language. Many modifications and variations of the present disclosure are possible in light of the above teachings, and the present disclosure can be carried out in ways other than those specifically described.

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Hygiene products for men
An elongated chassis element comprising a moisture-proof backsheet, an absorbent core element, a one-way moisture-proof element coupled to the absorbent core element, and a topsheet overlapping the absorbent core element and the one-way moisture-proof element. The top sheet and the back sheet are composed of a chassis element having continuous engagement surrounding the absorbent core element and the one-way moisture-proof element.
A stretchable side panel extending from a longitudinal side surface of the chassis element, wherein the side panel has an outer corner folded onto the chassis element to a lateral midpoint of the chassis element and is of the chassis element. Connected to the topsheet at both ends, the side panel pulls both ends of the chassis element together in a relaxed form of the side panel, the side panel and the topsheet define a bag between them, said. The bag is configured to accept the penis in the extended form of the side panel, and the sanitary goods are configured to engage and fit the penis as the side panel relaxes from the extended form. With the side panel that is
A fastening strap coupled to the outer surface of the chassis element, wherein the fastening strap includes an elastic material and a hook material portion, and the hook material portion is in a form in which the elastic material of the fastening strap is stretched. Hygiene products, including fastening straps configured to be releasably secured to the outer surface of said chassis element in certain conditions. The hygienic product according to claim 1, wherein the moisture-proof back sheet is air-permeable and non-moisture-permeable. The side panel has a first elasticity at a central portion thereof and a second elasticity at both ends thereof, and the first elasticity is larger than the second elasticity, claim 1. Hygiene products listed in. The side panel comprises one or more first stretchable threads, each of which has a first thread stretchability, and one or more second stretchable threads, each of which has a second thread stretchability. The configuration of the one or more first elastic yarns and the one or more second elastic yarns is the first elasticity in the central portion of the side panel and the first at both ends of the side panel. The hygiene product according to claim 3, which provides the elasticity of 2. A backsheet is further included outside the absorbent core element and outside the moisture barrier element, the backsheet defining an outer layer of the chassis element and extending outside the chassis element to define the side panel. The sanitary product according to claim 1. The hygienic product according to claim 1, wherein the side panel contains an elastic thread. The hygienic product according to claim 6, wherein each of the elastic threads has a length of 150 mm to 180 mm. The hygienic product according to claim 1, wherein each of the side panels contains two or more elastic threads arranged at intervals of 3 mm to 10 mm from each other. The hygienic product of claim 1, wherein the unidirectional moisture barrier element is secured to the absorbent core element using at least one of a thin layer of adhesive, ultrasonic bonding, pressure welding and thermal bonding. .. The hygienic product of claim 1, wherein the chassis element is assembled using at least one of adhesive, ultrasonic bonding, pressure welding, and thermal bonding. The hygiene product of claim 1, wherein the fastening strap comprises at least two portions having different elasticity. The hygiene product of claim 11, wherein the fastening strap comprises a non-stretchable material and a stretchable material that alternates in series. The hygiene product of claim 1, wherein the hook material portion of the fastening strap is configured to be releasably secured to a landing zone on the outer surface of the fastening strap. The hygienic product according to claim 13, wherein the landing zone contains a non-woven fabric material. Hygiene products for men
A moisture-proof layer, an absorbent core element having a surface area smaller than that of the moisture-proof layer, a one-way moisture-proof element bonded to the absorbent core element, and a top sheet that overlaps the absorbent core element and the one-way moisture-proof element. The topsheet and the backsheet are elongated chassis elements comprising, with the chassis element having a continuous engagement surrounding the absorbent core element and the one-way moisture barrier element.
A stretchable side panel extending from a longitudinal side surface of the chassis element, the side panel having outer corners folded over the chassis element and coupled to the topsheet at both ends of the chassis element. The side panel pulls both ends of the chassis element together in a relaxed form of the side panel, and the side panel and the top sheet receive a male penis in the side panel in an extended form. Elastic side panels that define the bag, configured to
A flexible fastening element coupled to the outer surface of the chassis element, wherein the flexible fastening element extends around the chassis element and is releasably engaged with the outer surface of the chassis element. The flexible fastening element is configured to secure the hygiene product to the user's anatomy, and the flexible fastening element is a flexible fastening element configured to adapt the sanitary product to the user.
Hygiene products including. The flexible fastening element is in the form of a fastening strap coupled to the outer surface of the chassis element, and the fastening strap is an elastic zone alternately arranged between zones of a non-stretchable non-woven material. 15. The fastening strap comprising a hook material portion configured to be releasably secured to the fastening strap and one or more outer surfaces of the chassis element. Sanitary goods. The hygiene product of claim 16, wherein the flexible fastening element further comprises a pull tab. 15. The hygienic product of claim 15, wherein the absorbent core is secured to the moisture-proof layer using a strip of adhesive extending in the longitudinal direction. The hygiene product of claim 15, wherein the flexible fastening element comprises an elastic clamp. 15. The hygiene product of claim 15, wherein the flexible fastening element is in the form of a belt element configured to bend around the chassis element.

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